I've come into possession of a big ol' pile of blue jeans. Any refashion suggestions? I guess I could cut them up and add them to the quilt pieces?
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Raw Silk Sweater: The Assembly Line's High Cuff Sweater
While waiting for out-of-print (OOP) McCall's 7367 to arrive, I have kept myself busy by revisiting The Assembly Line's High Cuff Sw...
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This is The Assembly Line's T:202, High Cuff Sweater . This pattern may make it back on the cutting table sometime soon as this is one ... -
This top is made with a light-weight cotton knit and out-of-print (OOP) Butterick 6859. It's made as a wearable toile to test the fit b... -
I have a reason to break out this pattern, out-of-print (OOP) McCall's 7367. It's been in my stash since the early 1990s and I'... -
This is an important Canada Day as our country continues to be under threat. It's also a day to be grateful and to count our blessings.... -
Sewing, Mending and Alterations Clockwise from the top: cotton skirt (The Assembly Line, S:402 Tulip skirt), blue cotton knit t-shirt (OOP ...
Rag quilt picnic blanket. Durable and you don't mind it it gets messy.
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DeleteCheck out the Hotpatterns site Trudy posted a tutorial video on a patchwork skirt there . I have some worn-out jeans that may get recycled in a similar way (mine may be all over patchwork instead of only a front panel).
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Thanks for this suggestion, HotPatterns is new to me.
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